South Korea's Lee Je-ho needed an extra end to beat Japan in the finals of the men's curling tournament at the Asian Games, and later, Korea's Jeong Jin-sook beat Japan to win the women's title and a curling double (photo).
South Korea is battling Japan for second place overall: the Koreans have nine gold medals to Japan's eight. China leads with 15.
Chinese curling – their teams finished third – continues to turn heads, as this story points out.
Elsewhere:
• The final women's provincial wraps up this weekend in Saskatchewan, and the defending champ knows what Manitoba's Jennifer Jones has been going through ...
• Sweden's men's and women's nationals are also underway, and you can view lots of it live on this website ...
• The Canadian Juniors are underway tomorrow in St. Catherines, Ontario ...
• It's bittersweet times for Dean Moulding, who has our sympathies ...
• Here's the story of a guy in Kansas City advocating curling for St. Louis, MO ...
• Curling is on the upswing in this Michigan town ...
• Was this story a clumsy hack job on curling, or faint praise? Perhaps if it were written more skillfully, we might know for sure. You be the judge... and if you want to comment, here’s where to click ...
• Ben, Ben... Ben. Why, oh why, did you throw your brush head at that poor unsuspecting spectator in Winnipeg? Dean Gemmell talks to this violent thug (big wink) on The Curling Show...
• Ottawa's Joyce Potter and company won an Ottawa sports award last night ...
• Hey look, Merk almost made it ...
• And finally, Texas Dan has discovered Vikingland... and yes, that is a great name ...
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